I get a lot of great "how to" bass fishing inquiries from beginners, but it's only natural that more people are interested in fishing these days! I enjoy answering questions and supporting people with their first steps. This is merely designed to be a quick rundown of the "how to" basics of bass fishing.

A guide to bass fishing
There are numerous bass fishing tactics to choose from. There is no one-size-fits-all solution that will work for everyone all of the time. I've chosen some of the most effective and straightforward approaches to explain, and I believe they have some advantages for individuals who are just getting started with bass fishing.

Shaky Head Fishing - this is a relatively new technique that is quickly becoming one of my favourites (and apparently a few different humans experience the in an identical way). It's making the rounds at fishing contests and doing a fantastic job. When different lures aren't getting a lot of attention from bass, it appears as if you can do a lot more.

top Water Fishing – A floating bait, a rod, and real fish are used in this tried and true method. You normally choose a bait that looks like a wounded minnow, and some of them have propellers that sputter and splash over the water's edge. Buzz baits are typically used as topwater lures. You can cast and reel at a slow, steady pace or cast and reel in short bursts to boost the likelihood of an injured fish reproducing. The best part about topwater fishing is that if the bass moves, it makes a great splash. It's just fun to see the fish leap closer to the bait. On the water's pinnacle, there may be an unending movement.

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